Formula brief or customer-provided physical sample
Choose the route that matches your starting material. Scope, sample stages, revisions, fee and timing are confirmed after review, then the approved fragrance can move into production in our own factory.
Two custom starting points
These are two ways to define a Custom Fragrance target. Both are reviewed before the development scope and sample quotation are confirmed.
Concept-led route
For a new scent direction defined by your customer, market and product positioning rather than an existing physical fragrance.
Sample-led route
For a fragrance sample you are authorized to provide as the sensory target, subject to feasibility and handling review.
What to provide
The clearer the sensory and commercial target, the easier it is to define the development scope, sample stages and quotation.
Do not ship before confirmation. Contact sales first so the required amount, destination and handling route can be agreed.
Development sequence
The number of samples or revisions is not assumed. It is agreed with the scope before Custom Fragrance development begins.
Send the formula brief or discuss the physical-sample delivery route.
Align the target, concentration, market, sample stages, fee and expected timing.
Review the opening, heart, dry-down, overall character and performance.
Identify what should be stronger, softer, cleaner, warmer or otherwise adjusted.
Lock the direction and concentration before finished-product quotation and production.
Custom development terms
Custom Fragrance development does not use a fixed public development fee. The quotation reflects the starting material, target, sample stages and agreed feedback scope.
The public US$50 / 10 ml offer, with shipping included, applies only to one Dupe fragrance sample.
Request a development quoteApproved fragrance to finished product
After fragrance approval, our factory team confirms the concentration, fill volume, 500-bottle production quantity and complete Packaging Solutions specification before manufacturing begins.
Commercial and rights boundary
Sampling stages, revisions, fee, timing, ownership, exclusivity, reuse rights and available documents are defined in the commercial quotation or contract. Exclusivity is not assumed unless it is explicitly agreed.
Choose your starting point
Include the destination market, estimated quantity and target launch timing so the team can define the practical next step.